In this novel a poet writes the lines, "Knit hands and beat the ground / In a light fantastic round" to express the achievements of local historical figures named Epaminondas and Zephyr. In addition to Raoul Innerarity another character in this book is sometimes referred to as "f.m.c." to avoid confusion with another character. After a mob breaks the windows of one man's drug store, Clotilde allows Joseph Frowenfeld to run his apothecary shop in her house. One character in this novel acquires the De Grapion family fortune by killing the heir in a duel over an accusation of cheating at cards, and he is later stabbed by Palmyre for his role in helping to capture the African prince Bras Coupe. 
In this novel a poet writes the lines, "Knit hands and beat the ground / In a light fantastic round" to express the achievements of local historical figures named Epaminondas and Zephyr. In addition to Raoul Innerarity another character in this book is sometimes referred to as "f.m.c." to avoid confusion with another character. After a mob breaks the windows of one man's drug store, Clotilde allows Joseph Frowenfeld to run his apothecary shop in her house. One character in this novel acquires the De Grapion family fortune by killing the heir in a duel over an accusation of cheating at cards, and he is later stabbed by Palmyre for his role in helping to capture the African prince Bras Coupe. Agricola Fusilier reveals on his deathbed that he had promised to promote a marriage between Aurora and Honore. For 10 points, name this novel about the titular Creole family written by George Washington Cable.
In this novel a poet writes the lines, "Knit hands and beat the ground /
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